Stone Temple Pilots Perform In LA, Plan Album, And Why Not The JoBromance Goes Down (Maybe Literally)

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tehspecials.jpgThe Specials are reportedly the latest band to be floating the idea of a reunion tour–U.K. only, if it happens–and/or a new album. Perhaps all that talk about a Mighty Mighty Bosstones reunion made the Brit two-town pioneers realize it was finally time to show today’s kids what’s what. [NME]

 
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  1. Anonymous  |   Posted on Apr 8th, 2008

    Nice to see Terry Hall on board this time. Their “comeback” in the mid-1990’s without him was kinda disappointing. Does this mean Dammers would be back too?

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  2. Anonymous  |   Posted on Apr 8th, 2008

    Oh, man. F*&^ YES! That would be awesome!

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  3. Anonymous  |   Posted on Apr 8th, 2008

    two-town?

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  4. Anonymous  |   Posted on Apr 8th, 2008

    Does this mean there won’t be any more Terry Hall/D-12 collabos?? THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!

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  5. recidivicious  |   Posted on Apr 8th, 2008

    Seems a bit inevitable, really, after Lily Allen got Terry and Neville onstage together at Glastonbury last year.

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